Crossword Clue: Stomach tightness
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- 1 (nautical) mph
- 1.85 kilometers/hour
- Anchor bend, e.g.
- A ___ of toads
- A bowline or a sheep-shank,
- A bride ties it
- A granny?
- A nautical mile per hour
- Belly annoyance
- Bend or hitch
- Back problem
- Board defect
- Board flaw
- Bad lace-up result
- Boat speed unit
- Bad spot for a nail
- Boater's unit
- Ball of string?
- Cat's-paw, e.g.
- Interlacement
- Interlacing
- Granny __
- Granny ___ (something simple to tie)
- Granny ___
- Granny, e.g.
- Granny for one
- Granny, for one
- Granny is one
- "Granny" might tie one on
- Granny or bowline
- Granny or Gordian
- Granny or half hitch
- Granny or hitch
- Granny or prolonge.
- Granny or reef
- Granny or sheepshank
- Granny or square follower
- Granny or square
- Granny
- Bow, e.g.
- Bow, essentially
- Bow feature
- BOW
- Bowline, for one
- Bowline or clove hitch
- Bowline or half hitch
- Bowline or sheepshank, for example
- Bowline or sheepshank
- Bowline or slide
- BOWLINE
- Celtic __
- Hitch, e.g.
- Hitch or granny
- Hitch or Windsor
- Intricate problem
- Boy Scout lesson
- Boy Scout's creation
- Boy scout's handiwork
- Branch bump
- Hole in a plank
- Fastener of a sort
- Fastening — bird
- Complicated problem
- Feature of a tied necktie
- Feature of pine paneling
- Feature of some paneling
- Chain hitch, e.g.
- Group of toads, e.g.
- Group of toads
- It can be hard to get out
- Gut feeling?
- Hose annoyance
- It may be hard to undo
- It may be tied in church
- It may stop a saw
- Garden hose annoyance
- Garden hose inconvenience
- Diamond hitch, e.g.
- Diamond hitch
- It might be square
- Half crown.
- Half hitch, e.g.
- Half hitch, for one
- Half hitch or bowline
- Half hitch or granny
- Half hitch.
- It takes two people to tie it
- End of one's rope?
- It's a tie
- Hard round cross-grained piece in wood
- Hard-to-solve problem
- Hard-to-undo tangle
- Hard-to-undo tie
- Circular imperfection in wood
- Fisherman's bend e.g.
- Entangle-ment
- Entangle
- Entanglement
- It's tied
- It's tied at the altar
- It's tied at weddings
- It's tied in a rope
- It's tied in church
- It's tied to befit
- Gist of a matter
- Headphone cable annoyance
- Gnarl
- Cruiser's speed measure
- Clove hitch, e.g.
- Clove hitch, for one
- Clove hitch or sheepshank
- Clove hitch.
- Cluster
- Carly Simon tied it w/James Taylor
- Carpenter's woe
- Carrick bend or Turk's-head
- Carrick bend
- Gordian ___
- Gordian attachment
- Gordian creation
- Gordian, for one
- Gordian item
- Gordian or slip follower
- Gordius's claim to fame
- Comber's woe
- Four-in-hand, e.g.
- Pine plank feature
- Stomach discomfort
- Stomach problem
- Stomach tightness
- Stomach trouble
- Stomach woe
- Puma problem
- Tough problem
- Tough puzzle, metaphorically
- Tough spot
- Kind of bind
- Shape of a pretzel (but not a pretzel stick)
- M.P.H. at sea
- Mariner's speed measure
- Mariner's unit of speed
- String snarl
- String tangle
- String thing
- Marriage bond
- Marriage metaphor
- Marry, tie the ...
- Puzzle from Gordius
- Puzzle
- Sheepshank e.g.
- Sheepshank, e.g.
- Sheepshank, for example
- Sheepshank, for one
- Sheepshank, granny or half-hitch
- Sheepshank or bowline
- Sheepshank
- Something a Boy Scout might tie
- King Gordius creation
- Windsor ___ (option for tying a necktie)
- Windsor, e.g.
- Windsor, for one
- Windsor or sheepshank
- Windsor or sheet bend
- Windsor or slip
- Massage target
- Masseur's target
- Masseuse's challenge
- Muscle complaint
- Muscle cramp
- Muscle malady
- Muscle problem
- Muscle swelling
- Muscle woe
- Muscular problem
- Ship speed unit
- Rope creation
- Rope entanglement
- Rope expert's favorite radio station?
- Rope fastening
- Rope feature
- Rope securer
- Rope swing support
- Rope tangle
- Rope trick
- Ship's speed unit
- Paneling feature
- Matthew Walker, e.g.
- Tree feature
- Shoelace annoyance
- Shoelace bump
- Shoelace challenge
- Shoelace difficulty
- Shoelace entanglement
- Shoelace frustration
- Shoelace hassle
- Shoelace issue
- Shoelace mishap
- Shoelace problem
- Shoelace securer
- Shoelace snafu
- Shoelace snarl
- Shoelace tangle
- Shoelace woe
- Tree-trunk feature
- Shoestring hassle
- Measure of speed
- Lace problem
- Lace snarl
- Part of a bow
- Trucker's hitch, e.g.
- Part of a tied tie
- Nautical measure
- Nautical mile per hour
- Nautical mile
- Nautical speed unit
- Nautical speed
- Nautical unit of speed
- Nautical unit
- Necktie feature
- Necktie securer
- Necktie's securing twist
- Possible result of a tie?
- One in a sailor's repertoire
- One nautical mile per hour
- Lumber defect
- Lumber flaw
- Lumber imperfection
- Prepare a necktie
- Perplexity
- Macramé unit
- Macramé basic
- Macramé element
- Macrame feature
- Macramé unit
- Pretzel, basically
- Pretzel inspiration
- Pretzel maker's creation
- Pretzel shape
- Pretzel's shape, typically
- Pretzel's shape, usually
- Pretzel's twisted shape
- Noose feature
- Problem, metaphorically
- Problem with a shoelace
- Make a macramé
- Result of tying two ropes together
- Wood feature
- Wood imperfection
- Trunk feature
- Wood panel feature
- Tummy tenseness
- Word after square or Gordian
- Turk's-head, for one
- Turk's-head or sheepshank
- Sailing speed unit
- Sailor's contrivance
- Sailor's creation
- Sailor's pride
- Sailor's unit
- Word that can follow "square" or "granny"
- Suture securer
- Word with Gordian or slip
- Speed measure
- Speed measure at sea
- Speed unit at sea
- Speed unit for a yacht race
- Speed unit
- Sandpiper
- Two-by-four flaw
- Word with slip or loop
- Word with slip or slide
- Wedding planner website, with "the"
- Wedlock, so to speak
- Symptom of a nervous stomach
- Thing that a Boy Scout learns how to tie
- Square __
- Square, e.g.
- Square, for one
- Square or slip follower
- What a scout learns to tie
- Uneasy feeling in the stomach
- What Chrissie Hynde & Jim Kerr tied
- Scout's achievement
- Scout's challenge
- Scout's creation
- Scout's handiwork
- Scout's interlacement
- Tangle
- Tangled mass
- Yachter's speed unit
- Slip or slide
- Slip or square follower
- Unit of speed.
- Unit of speed at sea
- Unit of speed in water
- Unit of speed, to a sailor
- Unit of speed
- Tie, as a tie
- Tie choice
- Tie feature
- Tie it and you're hitched
- Tie one on?
- Tie (or what is put in one?)
- Tie (or what one puts in it?)
- Tie part
- Tie securer
- Tie that's hard to untie
- Tie the __ (get married)
- Tie the __: marry
- Tie the ___ (get married)
- Tie the ___ (wed)
- Tie-up
- Tie
- Tied the ___ (got married)
- Target for a masseur
- What Madonna tied w/Guy Ritchie
- What Madonna tied w/Sean Penn
- Tight cluster (of people)
- Tight feeling
- Tight tangle
- Tight tie
- Sea mile
- Sea-speed limit
- Sea-speed unit
- Sea speed
- Seagoing velocity
- What post-prime rockers might tie
- Small cluster
- Small group
- "Untie the ___" Bad Company
- Small sandpiper — fastening device
- Tire swing securer
- What you tie in a rope
- Secure shoelace feature
- Security guard at a dock
- What's not in rebuses?
- See to a necktie
- Snag or snarl
- Snag
- Snarl
- Tenseness
- Where a branch joins the trunk
- Stevedore's, e.g.
Recent Usage of Stomach tightness in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - May 14, 2015
- Jonesin' - April 1, 2014
- Universal Crossword - May 24, 2010
- New York Times - April 28, 2004